Balance Calibration Law: A Cross-Domain Meta-Law of Systems and Two-Dimensional Calibration Method Based on the Difference-Existence-Change Trinity

中文名称:平衡校准律:一种基于差异-存在-变化三位一体的跨领域系统元规律与双维校准方法 This paper formally proposes the Balance Calibration Law: all systems with differences and interactions possess a dimension of equilibrium-disequilibrium; balance is a necessary condition for the stable persistence of systems, and through active calibration, systems can be guided toward stable longevity or accelerated collapse and disequilibrium. This law takes the Difference-Existence-Change Trinity as its meta-premise, and is a meta-law that the steady-state properties of differential systems necessarily follow. This paper systematically expounds its six core mechanisms and two-dimensional calibration method, and conducts a preliminary investigation of its applicability across seven domains: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, society, and cognition. The Balance Calibration Law elevates balance from a background concept across domains to a systemic meta-law with independent ontological status, providing a unified methodological foundation for the diagnosis, design, and regulation of complex systems. 本文正式提出平衡校准律:所有存在差异与相互作用的系统,均存在平衡-失衡的维度;平衡是系统稳定存续的必要条件,通过主动校准,可使系统趋向稳定长存,或加速其崩溃失衡。 该规律以差异-存在-变化三位一体为元前提,是差异系统的稳态属性必然遵循的元规律。本文系统阐述其六大核心机制与双维校准方法,并对数学、物理、化学、生物、工程、社会、认知七大领域进行适配性初步考察。 平衡校准律将平衡从各领域的背景板概念提升为具有独立本体位的系统元规律,为复杂系统的诊断、设计与调控提供统一的方法论基础。

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20827166
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Balance Calibration Law: A Cross-Domain Meta-Law of Systems and Two-Dimensional Calibration Method Based on the Difference-Existence-Change Trinity

Yunfeng Xie
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Chaos, Complexity, and Education
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Balance Calibration Law: A Cross-Domain Meta-Law of Systems and Two-Dimensional Calibration Method Based on the Difference-Existence-Change Trinity

Yunfeng Xie
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中文名称:平衡校准律:一种基于差异-存在-变化三位一体的跨领域系统元规律与双维校准方法 This paper formally proposes the Balance Calibration Law: all systems with differences and interactions possess a dimension of equilibrium-disequilibrium; balance is a necessary condition for the stable persistence of systems, and through active calibration, systems can be guided toward stable longevity or accelerated collapse and disequilibrium. This law takes the Difference-Existence-Change Trinity as its meta-premise, and is a meta-law that the steady-state properties of differential systems necessarily follow. This paper systematically expounds its six core mechanisms and two-dimensional calibration method, and conducts a preliminary investigation of its applicability across seven domains: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, society, and cognition. The Balance Calibration Law elevates balance from a background concept across domains to a systemic meta-law with independent ontological status, providing a unified methodological foundation for the diagnosis, design, and regulation of complex systems. 本文正式提出平衡校准律:所有存在差异与相互作用的系统,均存在平衡-失衡的维度;平衡是系统稳定存续的必要条件,通过主动校准,可使系统趋向稳定长存,或加速其崩溃失衡。 该规律以差异-存在-变化三位一体为元前提,是差异系统的稳态属性必然遵循的元规律。本文系统阐述其六大核心机制与双维校准方法,并对数学、物理、化学、生物、工程、社会、认知七大领域进行适配性初步考察。 平衡校准律将平衡从各领域的背景板概念提升为具有独立本体位的系统元规律,为复杂系统的诊断、设计与调控提供统一的方法论基础。

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